Four Point Plan to Save the Alt-Right

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1. Aggregate
All alt-right organizations need to come under the banner of a single bureaucracy. Without uniform messaging/internal security the media can easily derail our movement by covering unaffiliated degenerates. Uniting under a single banner allows us to create a training/education pipeline, coordinate high-risk operations effectively, and conduct essential bureaucratic functions (legal aid, accounting, etc.). Furthermore, without the ability to find and expel problem members (informers or PR poison), we will be constantly vulnerable to subversion.

I propose Identity Evropa as this organization because they already have connections to Generation Identity and after yesterday's rally Nathan Damigo's credibility is above reproach.

2. Elevate
The physical condition of many in our movement is disgusting. Fat or excessively thin people should be excised until they become healthy and strong. Healthy people are more useful and essential to effective public relations. No organization can survive with weak members. We need to project strength, which requires a strong membership core.

3. Procreate
We are losing the numbers game and need strong families to serve as the bedrock of our movement. Everyone needs to focus on finding a wife and creating children. This needs to be an essential component of our movement, as important as any rally or speech. In 5 years, bar anyone who does not have a wife and child from taking senior roles.

4. Associate
Build communities in cities. No revolutionary movement can survive if its members can be easily isolated from each other. The leftists of Charlottesville walked to our rally. Our guys had to drive and were picked off as they came to and from their vehicles. This will only get worse as the security situation in the US deteriorates. We need to consolidate our movement in urban areas, where we can blend in with the crowd. Without a strong social network of members and supporters in cities, our movement is dead in the water.